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All I know for sure is the spire and the entire rock face is the east side of Bridal Falls creek valley. About 2500 feet above the Yosemite valley floor. Course the peaks are much higher than that.

It was the best workout I've had in a long time. Ha

Stephansen, It was blowing and raining cats and dogs when Terri and I drove through Ceres. I was wondering if you were working in it or hunkering down.

Lesson learned, Steve. I'm not going back to Yo in the winter without snow shoes. It was hilarious at times. In the afternoon the snow was a lot softer and harder to walk in. Just to get 100 yards from the road to the river was a serious hike. I'm not use to the snow. Can you tell.

Steve, the mornings and evenings were overcast for the most part and so any sun rise and sun set pics were out of the question. Terri and I drove the loop and took advantage of what light there was from about 7 am to 5 pm. I'm taking snow shoes next time. Over knee deep in most places and...

The park was pretty much vacant during the week. Though on Sunday there were noticeable more visitors. I'd say half of which were German. Terri and I want to do it a little earlier next time to catch it in a total whiteout. Probably early March would do it nicely.

Terri just told me I spelled Yosemite wrong. Funny the spell check didn't catch it, so I just let it go. Yeah digital is so cool. I just bought a new camera. Fugi, HS20, Fine pix, EXR. Nearly identical in most respects to the old one. Just a bigger imager, 16 m compared to 11 m, wider and...

The weather just couldn't keep us out. Though the week before we would not have been able to get in. So here's some of the classic views of YNP we've all seen before, I'm sure. Just different light. Though Terri and I did chance to meet John Muir's Great Great Grandson, Bob Hanna. Out of...